CODE Magazine — November/December 2025

From JavaScript classes and Angular Signals to machine-learning threat detection and Model Context Protocol, the November/December 2025 issue of CODE Magazine gathers hands-on perspectives on the tools shaping modern software development. Its features move between familiar developer workflows and newer AI-focused challenges, with practical attention to how these ideas can be applied in real applications.

Modern development, across the stack

Paul Sheriff introduces JavaScript’s ES6 class syntax, including constructors, properties, private fields, inheritance, and methods. Other articles follow the same practical spirit in different environments: Sonu Kapoor explores Angular Signals for inputs and reactive routing, while Joydip Kanjilal looks at building machine-learning capabilities applications with.

Where AI meets application security

Several features examine AI from a builder’s perspective. Sahil Malik demonstrates anomaly detection as an approach to identifying unusual system behavior. Jason Murphy considers Model Context Protocol and how it can connect AI models with external data and tools, with attention to context, authorization, and security. Gaurav Mittal discusses using generative AI to bring security checks earlier into the development process.

More ways to build for the web

The issue also features Nevio Medancic, Enzo Grubisa, and Vassili Kaplan on custom C# scripting for web applications. Together, these articles offer developers varied entry points into scripting, reactive interfaces, predictive applications, and safer software workflows.

A thoughtful pause on software practice

In “Reading for Fun and Profit,” Rod Paddock reflects on influential books about programming, teamwork, and the realities of making software. It provides a human counterpoint to the issue’s technical tutorials: a reminder that good development is shaped by tools, experience, and ideas worth returning to.

Inside this issue

• JavaScript ES6 classes and object-oriented techniques
• Machine-learning anomaly detection for threat monitoring
• Angular Signals, inputs, and reactive routing
• AI and ML integration with
• Custom scripting for web applications
• Model Context Protocol and AI-connected tools
• Generative AI approaches to earlier security checks
• Books and lessons that inform software development

A varied issue for working developers who want to explore contemporary programming techniques alongside the practical questions of building secure, connected software.